racing to protect their majorities at the ballot box. and just 23 days left before midterm elections, the prevailing wisdom at this point is that a republican takeover of the house of representatives is certainly possible. among the likely consequences of the takeover, a congressional hearing is to punish democrats. and if some members get their way, and impeachment of joe biden. it caused a prediction for democrats in the senate. they re only slightly less dire. the loss of even a single senate seat or dash any hopes of holding or expanding their majority in that. leaving them with a another contentious evenly split senate like the one that they ve been doing these past two years. it doesn t help that key senate races in georgia wisconsin pennsylvania and in nevada have tightened up. leaving democrats to question how the contest got and remains so close. it s looking like a complicated picture for the party no matter what happens. we are giving you a clear view of it tonight
descent. as i just talked about whether, it s health care, economics these are the very same issues. but we need to center on is not divisiveness but unity. essentially riding for one another. if this actually works an aggregate or a coalition. if they don t divide themselves, especially since. carlos albero into jennifer john, thank you both for being with us. going back to midterms now, the white house has announced that they re moving to fort lauderdale florida on november 1st to campaign for chris who is running to an see rising gop stars of ron desantis. it is just one of several
Green hydrogen can learn from successes as well as mistakes of Europe’s solar industry
Modular hydrogen electrolyser made by European start-up Enapter. Image: Enapter / Mission Innovation
There is likely to be demand across Europe for producing hydrogen from renewable energy, but the right regulatory frameworks and legislation need to be in place for the green hydrogen industry to find success.
A panel of industry stakeholders and experts taking part in a session on green hydrogen at the Large-Scale Solar Europe event today appeared to be broadly in agreement that a lot can be done to bring down the barriers to green hydrogen’s commercialisation, including the complexity of structuring multiple off-taker agreements and the still-high cost of electrolysers.